Connectria in the press
Tags :Announcement
It is a simple press
release with a big bang.
Connectria Lands Two Contracts for Remote iSeries
Management, Server Outsourcing
Two iSeries shops recently entered deals to move iSeries administration
to Connectria, a provider of managed hosting services for iSeries and other
platforms. Louis Vuitton, a French manufacturer of luxury consumer
goods, will be utilizing Connectria's remote monitoring and management
service for batch job processing, alerting of job suspensions or interruptions,
PTF and upgrade management, maintenance scheduling, and back ups. Meanwhile,
a consumer goods company of another sort, Ecko Unlimited, has also
enlisted Connectria for some iSeries assistance. The New York City-based
designer of "lifestyle brands" targeted at the hip-hop scene
previously relied upon Connectria for basic iSeries administration functions,
such as job scheduling, PTF applies, and back-ups, which were performed
remotely. Now, Ecko has elected to put its iSeries equipment in Connectria's
hands. In addition, Connectria will be hosting Ecko's Lotus Notes and
Domino applications in its data centers. Connectria is an IBM business
partner based in St. Louis. It charges customers about $2,000 to $3,000
per month for iSeries remote monitoring and administration, following one-time
setup charges ranging from $3,500 to $8,500.
We don't seem to make these press releases very often as a lot of companies
like to keep it under wraps. But this one made it through all the
proper channels
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On Wednesday, July 13th, 2005 by Chris Miller
